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Has anyone got a rear drivers side rear wing for a 1940 snipe before I get the welder out.

Ex paras Airbourne landy,goes and drives never been fully restored but maintained ,does require welding on bulkhead.Canvas and seats have been replaced .

I believe that one went to the Shopland collection. 

Would anyone have or know of, sale catalogues for ministry vehicles for straight after the war 1946 in particular. 

Hello any photos of the wings

How much for the badge

I was told someone had bought it a couple of weeks ago is that not correct then

On 11/01/2016 at 8:44 PM, Niels v said:

Here is some pictures of what I think is a Bedford MW body I found for a friend here in Denmark

That's a WOT2 body

Years ago the Devon and Cornwall area used to run an event called the "Culmstock Field Meet"... this was a members only event.

 

I think the land was owned by a local farmer, I think we had use of a barn... and beyond that it was just camping in a field.

 

Road-Runs out with some green-lanes, and a bit of mud.

 

To arrange such an event - you just need to know someone with some land.

 

Tim

The Devon area funded it and the field was owned by a member

Soldier of Fortune WW2 British Officers tent.

http://www.sofmilitary.co.uk/british-officers-6-x-6-ft-2-man-tent-product,17576

I was thinking of buying one along with the fly sheet to keep in the back of the Humber 'Box' as its lighter, cleaner, more authentic & takes up less room than the 9x9 that I currently use.

Has anyone get a second hand one forsale or owns one & has any observations regards quality etc.

The colour look naf

Having just looked on a web site from Canada they said the F meant right hand drive?

Even more confused I have just received an email from the early ford v8 club of America UK branch who have said it's a 1941 and the F stands for foreign 😨

Having just looked on a web site from Canada they said the F meant right hand drive?

My WOT2 is chassis number 493697 and I know it is 1943, if this is any help. 18F is the model number with the F meaning Foreign which in Ford speak means outside USA. Production was from 1940 to 1945. Try looking on the back of the fuse box, as mine had a date stamped on it.

No back axle or body spares, but I do have an engine cover somewhere and a front grill. Also a front axle and 2 wheels.

Thanks Robert if yours is anything to go by mine is a lot later than yours with an extra digit

Cheers Alec

Hello can anyone help me date my Fordson wot2 by the chassis number only

It reads 18f 6154337

and while i am writing any spares out there like a back axle or windscreen any body bits aswell.

Has anyone got a good passenger side wing for sale and bonnet

Hello Richard

There are five British Mvs on the movie my two oys and my Katy plus a mk 1 carrier and a morris six wheeler the rest are from the continent and look dubious

Cheers Alec

Where do you live

I have just purchased this one it's very original apart from the fact it's on the wrong wheels and no body

I contacted the local constabularies who said it is OK to own one as long as I don't run around town waving it

How much are you looking to spend. To tempt me to sell you mine

I have a ww2 German drop knife taken from a guard on a German k gun

Any idea of what its worth its in fantastic condition

[That was marked in the wood dam the predictive text

By the way the holes are for pillows

QUOTE=Great War truck;405354]Can anybody id this stretcher. I cant see any markings on it.

Thanks

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Looks like a bog standard ww2 WD stretcher it should be naked in the wood

QUOTE=Great War truck;405354]Can anybody id this stretcher. I cant see any markings on it.

Thanks

I have a RAF ww2 phillips on 28,1/2 wheels and the colour is black and never been green i questioned an ex RAF serviceman who told me when he joined up during the war as part of your training you spent two months in the bicycle workshop and all RAF bicyles were black

I can put you in touch with the engine sides and a bonnet for an OY if you need them.

Hello are the oy panels still available or any other Bedford bits